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Content Filtering Helps Snub Spyware

Overview ServGate, Inc. today added content filtering to its EdgeForce multi-function network security devices, a move that helps small and medium businesses get more security functionality from a single device. Content filtering lets businesses block certain Web sites, filter out spyware and monitor employee Internet usage. ServGate developed a modular security platform by joining forces with industry leaders such as Network Associates, Inc., for antivirus and antispam software and now Cheshire, UK-based SurfControl plc for content filtering.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	ServGate Technologies	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	66
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Anti-Hacking, Web Filtering, Spyware

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